境内ETF市场规模突破6万亿元

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles emphasizes the continuous development and expansion of the ETF market in China, particularly focusing on enhancing product offerings and investor engagement [1][2][3] Group 2 - Institutional investors (excluding ETF-linked funds) hold 65% of the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) ETF market, a 6 percentage point increase year-on-year, with approximately 10 million accounts participating in the SSE ETF market, and nearly 30% of holdings by investors born in the 1980s [1] - The SSE has strengthened its ETF product layout, with broad-based ETFs growing to 1.9 trillion yuan, accounting for 70% of the stock ETF market, and the total scale of Sci-Tech Innovation Board ETFs reaching 297.7 billion yuan, covering various key sectors [1] - The SSE is expanding low-risk, stable-return products to support wealth management, with bond ETFs growing to 601.63 billion yuan, a 291% year-on-year increase, and the number of billion-yuan products increasing to 25 [1] - By 2025, the scale of cross-border ETF products on the SSE is expected to reach 54.4 billion yuan, a 95% year-on-year increase, covering markets such as Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Brazil [1] - The SSE aims to enhance the quality of ETF products by developing a more comprehensive index system and promoting collaboration among various indices and ETFs, while also focusing on low-risk, stable-return products [2] - The SSE plans to optimize market mechanisms for ETFs, including post-trade fixed price transactions and improving the market maker mechanism, as well as facilitating the inclusion of Sci-Tech Innovation Board ETFs in fund platforms [2] - The SSE is committed to expanding its investor base through enhanced promotion and services for ETFs, addressing barriers for long-term capital entry into the market [2] - The SSE emphasizes high-level institutional openness to enhance the competitiveness of the Chinese market, promoting cross-border connectivity and attracting foreign long-term capital [2] - The SSE is focused on strengthening regulatory measures to monitor and manage risks associated with ETFs, leveraging technology to improve regulatory efficiency and maintain a fair market environment [3]